The Legal Intelligencer...library. That's good news for Google and its lawyers at Durie Tangri, but the project's most vocal opponent, the Authors Guild, doesn...
...been delayed indefinitely, however, while Google Inc. and its lawyers at Durie Tangri and Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr try to undo a...
Sounding somewhat stung by U.S. District Judge William Alsup's order directing more diligent disclosure of paid writers, Google on Friday filed some 270 pages of commentary about its IP case with Ora
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...Program in Law, Science and Technology and an IP litigator at Durie Tangri in San Francisco who has done work for Google Inc....
On a hot East Texas day, the chief judge of the Federal Circuit unveiled a plan to "bring some discipline" to e-discovery
Viacom and YouTube squared off in a New York appeals court last week as Viacom tries to overturn last year's judgment in YouTube's favor
U.S. District Judge William Alsup has tossed a lot of curve balls at the 42 lawyers toiling away on Oracle Corp.'s giant patent suit against Google Inc. They'll probably see a few more as the case ma
A flurry of new judges and nominees may change the playing field for patent cases at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
...a goatskin." Instead, the precocious 29-year-old Durie Tangri partner was after a note inside the book written by publisher...
...to some of the cases." Michael Page, of Durie Tangri Page Lemley Roberts & Kent, represented Google and didn't return...
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